Crazy Arrows

Every arrow on the board — straight or bent — slides head-first the way its head points when you tap it, its body following like a snake. If nothing is in its way, it leaves the board. If another arrow blocks it, it bounces back and you lose a heart. Clear every arrow to win.

A grey fixed wall — one block or a bent wall of several — cannot move and stops arrows; an arrow that hits it turns 90 degrees towards the direction its chevrons show. A mirror, a tile or a longer strip, sends the arrow straight back. A bomb explodes when an arrow hits it, destroying every arrow and wall touching the 3×3 square around it.

Yes. Every board is built backwards from a solution, and before you see it the game plays it through to the end — blasts included — to prove it can be won. You can still trap yourself, for example by setting off a bomb that destroys a wall an arrow needed; then just restart.

Yes. A wall, mirror or bomb that no arrow ever touches would only be decoration, so the game removes those before you play. Every block left on the board turns, sends back or blows up at least one arrow on the way to winning.

Levels are 30 fixed puzzles that get harder one by one, from 5×5 boards with short straight arrows to 9×9 boards with long bent arrows, walls, mirrors and bombs. A challenge is a brand-new random puzzle you can share as a link, so your friends play exactly the same board: Easy is 6×6, Medium 9×9 and Hard a 16×16 board built so that arrows depend on each other in long chains.

Every level and every challenge has its own leaderboard. Fewest mistakes ranks first, then the fastest time, then the fewest taps. Using a hint adds 10 seconds to your time.

It is free, works in the browser on any phone or computer, and needs no sign-up. Your level progress is saved in your browser.